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Category Archives: Churches
Going West – An Extraordinary Place
“What are those? ” The bumps in the fields as we drove down the narrow lane looked suspiciously like the remnants of early occupation. “They look like earthworks…” It would make sense, the little church we were heading for was … Continue reading
Posted in ancient mound, Ancient sites, Art, Churches, Don and Wen, History, Photography, Wales
Tagged carvings, conical mound, Kilpeck church, Norman architecture, norman church, Silbury
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Going West… On the Road
June 2016… a journey into the ancient and sacred places of Wales… We were heading into the west… over the border. Our destination? Friday. Other than that and the hotel we’d booked for the night, we had few plans. For … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Art, Churches, Don and Wen, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged Herefordshire, Kilpeck, travel road trip, Wales
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Dreaming Stones: Dusk in the kirkyard…
We gathered for the first evening of the weekend workshop. On the banks of the River Spey, we were introduced to some of the concepts we would be working with over the weekend before we were led into Inverallan burial … Continue reading
Finding joy…
““And then, right on cue as it were, in walks our angel.” “Oh, you mean the old woman with the radiant face and sparkly eyes.” “Ah ha, you see, even you noticed her radiant face, bit of a giveaway that … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Churches, Don and Wen, france and vincent
Tagged art, Books, giants dance, Guide, Photography, radiance, sacred sites, spirituality, symbolism
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXXV: The Knights Come Down to Drink…
We had already been sidetracked by St Edwold’s tiny church, but we were definitely on our way home now. Except, we thought that as we were passing, it would be a pity not to visit the little village of Sutton … Continue reading
A Thousand Miles of History XXXXIV: The Smallest of Churches
We were up bright and early for the final day of our journey home. We drove once more to Cerne Abbas, finding the village almost deserted and the church just being opened by the old gentleman who is the Keeper … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Churches, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Cerne Abbas, Ikon John Coleman, legends, mercia, relics, saints, St Edwold
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IndieAni Bones and the Squeaky Hobbit
It was the day they took me looking for the Ent and the Thunder Stone… they’d promised me three sites and they only ended up finding two. That’s all well and good, ‘cause it means we’ll have to trot back … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Art, Churches, Dogs, Don and Wen, Photography
Tagged Enstone, mosaic, Norman architecture, St Kenelm, stained glass, symbolism
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXVIII: The Balance of Power…
The church in St Cleer may be dedicated to St Clarus, the missionary saint who fled to France to escape the importunate advances of an amorous noblewoman, but at first glance, that seemed to be one of the few nods … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Art, Books, Churches, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Cornwall, Divine Feminine, Knights Hospitaller, norman church, St Cleer, stained glass
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXV: The Templars and the Lawless Church…
Our hotel the previous night had been just off the main highway across Bodmin Moor… a perfectly good modern road that would take us where we wanted to be by a fast and direct route. We were never going to … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Churches, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Blisland, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, Knights Hospitaller, St Catherine's, Templars, temple
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A Thousand Miles of History XXV: Going In…
The church of St Sennen did not disappoint. It has a cosy feel; a still, silent haven from the elements and the constant motion of the sea. I wondered how many women had taken refuge here in prayer over the … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Churches, france and vincent, Landscape
Tagged First and Last Inn, fishing village, Land’s End, medieval wall painting, seafarer, Sennen, stained glass, wreck
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